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Fallacies, Biases

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Essential Topics for Critical Thinkers

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List of fallacies
List of cognitive biases
List of memory biases
List of common misconceptions
List of misquotations
List of topics related to public relations and propaganda
Actor-observer bias
Adaptive bias
Affect heuristic
Attribute substitution
Attribution theory
Attributional bias
Availability heuristic
Black swan theory
Childhood amnesia
Choice-supportive bias
Cognitive dissonance
Confabulation
Cryptomnesia
Cue-dependent forgetting
Dunning–Kruger effect
Egocentric bias
False consensus effect
Forer effect
Fundamental attribution error
Generation effect
Group attribution error
Group-serving bias
Groupthink
Halo effect
Herd instinct
Heuristic
Hidden message
Hindsight bias
Horoscope
Illusion of asymmetric insight
Illusion of transparency
Illusory superiority
Impression management
Index of public relations-related articles
Ingroup bias
Just-world phenomenon
Levels-of-processing effect
Logical fallacy
Man in the moon
Media bias
Memory bias
Misinformation effect
Misuse of statistics
Modality effect
Negativity effect
Ostrich effect
Outgroup homogeneity bias
Overconfidence effect
Pareidolia
Part-list cueing effect
Peak-end rule
Physical attractiveness stereotype
Picture superiority effect
Positivity effect
Primacy effect
Projection bias
Psychological immune system
Recall bias
Recency effect
Regression toward the mean
Reminiscence bump
Representativeness heuristic
Rosy retrospection
Salience
Selection bias
Self-deception
Self-fulfilling prophecy
Self-perception theory
Self-serving bias
Serial position effect
Spacing effect
Status quo bias
Stereotyping
Subadditivity effect
Subjective validation
Suggestibility
Survivorship bias
System justification
Systematic bias
Telescoping effect
Testing effect
Texas sharpshooter fallacy
Tip of the tongue
Trait ascription bias
Ultimate attribution error
Valence effect
Von Restorff effect
Well travelled road effect
Wishful thinking
Zeigarnik effect